Graduation Requirements: Students must accumulate at least 120 credit hours toward a BSBA. 42 of these credit hours must be in higher league courses. Students must achieve a C (2.00) or higher in all core academic skills, pre-business, upper division business base courses, and corporate concentration. CBA students must achieve a minimum GPA of 2.50 and a minimum GPA of 2.50. In addition, if students acquire an accounting concentration or a secondary concentration, a minimum GPA for the top division of 2.50 is required. 4. Protect your name. Domain names or trademarks before starting their activity. Legal Studies in Business introduces students to the legal environment in which they must conduct their personal and professional lives. Since the legal system governs the relationship between individuals and organizations, it is incumbent upon members of a society to understand that system if they are to survive, prosper and contribute to their society.
Given the growing sophistication and controversy of our society, business legal studies are now more than ever an important part of the COB program. (3 units) Prerequisites: GE Foundation requirement, minimum one exploration course, instructor approval. Different types of ethical dilemmas that arise in corporate organizations and acquire the concepts and tools necessary to manage these complex conflicts of values for the well-being of individuals, organizations and society. Letter classes (A-F) only. Same course as PHIL 400. Not open to loans for students with PHIL 400 credit. This sample program represents a possible version of a new first-year student`s 8-semester plan. Each student`s schedule may vary depending on the initial placement in English composition and mathematics.
In addition, many schedule variations are possible if a student enters college with advanced college credits, wants to study abroad, chooses a special program option, or selects additional majors or minors. If you have legal problems, then the help is there. The Legal Resource Centre has the support you need to find answers to these and other legal questions. Or maybe you`re interested in a career in law. There are many volunteer opportunities for interested students. The law major meets the need for a primary major, but also complements other more quantitative majors or minors in areas such as finance, accounting, marketing, and management. The focus of law studies is on resolving commercial disputes, such as disputes in the real estate context or in the context of human resources, and students with different career goals choose to focus on law school. Business Risk Management students choose the concentration to be well positioned to quantify and evaluate alternative solutions to commercial disputes. This concentration prepares students interested in law as a form of critical thinking and analysis of social issues, as well as students pursuing a pre-law program or preparing for a career as a paralegal.
Some graduate students seek this concentration as preparation for a business degree or a career in forensic economics. In addition to a broad understanding of the law, quantitative skills are central to jurisprudential guidance. Quantitative expertise is required to estimate the scope of corrective actions in a business context. Risk management requires persuasion. As a result, written and oral communication skills are important for the concentration of legal studies. The Legal Studies and Business Ethics concentration focuses on social values, moral concerns, and legal considerations that are essential aspects of corporate decision-making in our global market system. The courses students take in this program help them explore how responsible leaders can work ethically and effectively with diverse cultures, corporate interest groups, government regulators, and legal systems. Of particular value to students looking to broaden their business education, this concentration will help them acquire the essential, non-quantitative thinking skills required when leaders are faced with difficult decisions under conditions of empirical uncertainty and/or moral ambiguity – a common phenomenon in rapidly changing market economies. Any business course that is not used for important course requirements, such as LGST, MGMT, MKTG, FINE, ACCN, ENRG, MGSC, INBS, INFO, TAXN. The University reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to make changes or modifications of any kind to the University`s programs of study, courses, schedules or schedule as the University or its designees deem necessary or otherwise desirable in its sole and exclusive discretion. The above changes or modifications may include the deletion of programs or courses, the modification of courses or program content, and the postponement, suspension and/or cancellation of planned courses, programs or other academic activities. The University may determine the need or desire to make such changes or modifications after considering factors including, but not limited to, the University`s finances and budget, student interest reflected in enrolment, availability of qualified faculty, conflicts with similar courses, availability of classrooms, the relevance of the topic to the external industry, and Feasibility of the topic(s) within the academic community.
If the University determines that changes or modifications are necessary, it may request or provide alternatives to scheduled courses or other academic advice to such changes that are reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The payment of tuition fees or participation in courses constitutes acceptance and tolerance by the student of the aforementioned fees of the University. The University does not waive any other rights that exist under laws, guidelines, statements, legal standards or otherwise. The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a focus on legal studies is designed to enhance the interaction between business leader and legal advisor and prepare graduates to excel in a variety of business activities. A flexible and inherently interdisciplinary degree program, the legal studies major can facilitate careers in areas such as risk management, compliance, human resources, marketing, finance and accounting, general business or nonprofit management, healthcare, government, and small business/entrepreneurship. For some, it can also provide a suitable foundation for the professional study of law. These selected core business courses will prepare you for some of the concepts and skills you will apply in the legal studies major in business: LGST 3010 Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Environment of Business MCOM 3010 Management Communication A major in business law introduces students to the principles of law, social values, and moral concerns related to business and commerce. Students gain a comprehensive foundation through core courses in finance and accounting, as well as business law and legal writing and research. The major offers a range of special experiential learning opportunities and service-learning options, such as participation in NOLA Courtwatch.
